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2011

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December 2011

  1. Last Idiotic Post of 2011?
  2. The B&B Podcast – Episode 40: The Last Show of 2011
  3. Tweet of the Day: @Harrymccracken
  4. Verizon Says It’s Scrapping $2 Online-Payment Fee
  5. Automate Your Dropbox
  6. bitpocket
  7. Insync, Dropbox Like Syncing, Not the Band
  8. ‘It’s Time to Give GoDaddy a Break’
  9. Amazon Item of the Week: SOG Twitch II Knife
  10. Missing the Point
  11. Verizon Wireless To Charge You To Conveniently Pay Your Bill
  12. ‘The Social Networks’
  13. ‘The Infographic Plague Is Just Laziness’
  14. Japan Gets Wi-Fi Dispensing Vending Machines
  15. ‘Family Apple’
  16. Smart Alec Review: Part II
  17. Quote of the Day: Matt Gemmell
  18. [Sponsor] OmniGraffle
  19. ‘I Might Get a Wireless Keyboard’
  20. Fixing GoDaddy
  21. Subscribing to The New York Times
  22. ‘The Windows Phone Problem In Three Words: Way Too Late’
  23. More GoDaddy Ridiculousness
  24. Tests Cast Doubt on F.A.A. Restrictions on Kindle and iPad
  25. ‘By keeping an unlawful feature, Google will disadvantage HTC, rile Apple, and alienate the ITC’
  26. eBay Hates Sellers
  27. Go Daddy’s SOPA Fallout
  28. Quote of the Day: Brent Simmons
  29. Respect
  30. Tom Bihn Smart Alec Photos
  31. The B&B Podcast – Episode 39: Kinda a Tom Clancy Fan
  32. Tweet of the Day: @Sschillace
  33. A Step-by-Step Guide to Transfer Domains Out of GoDaddy
  34. ‘The Many Faces of Fiddling’
  35. Almove: Porta MacBook 13
  36. Shawn Blanc’s Galaxy Nexus Review
  37. Piezo Gets Even Better
  38. ‘The Other Side of Open’
  39. Does Airport Security Really Make Us Safer?
  40. Microsoft’s iOS Apps
  41. The Seattle Police Department’s Epic Crash
  42. Apple Patents Using Apps During Calls
  43. Quote of the Day: Stephen Hackett
  44. Freemium’s Popularity
  45. The North American Car and Truck of the Year Award Is Still a Joke
  46. Tim Chesney’s Response to My Verge Post
  47. [Sponsor] OmniFocus
  48. Amazon Updates the Fire
  49. An ‘Outspoken Organ of Opinion’
  50. Comments from Readers of ‘The Verge’
  51. ‘It Feels Like Trust’
  52. The Other Side of the Coin
  53. Modifying Your Footnote CSS
  54. Two Senators Get ‘It’… Maybe
  55. The Marco Arment Amazon Kindle Fire vs. iPad 2 Comparison Tablet
  56. Amazon Item of the Week: Trollhunter
  57. Create a .Com Button for Your Mac
  58. Limited Edition JAMBOX
  59. AT&T Ends Bid to Add Network Capacity Through T-Mobile USA Purchase
  60. The Failed Promise of ‘The Verge’
  61. The Parable of RIM
  62. North Korea’s Economic Backwardness in One Picture
  63. Prince Alwaleed Invests $300M in Twitter
  64. Apple Moves Forward With TV Plans
  65. Undocumented Nest Incompatibility With Single-Stage Wiring
  66. The Homeland Security Snow-Cone Machine
  67. Amazon Kindle Fire redirects all Android Market requests to Amazon App Store
  68. ‘Dear Congress, It’s No Longer OK To Not Know How The Internet Works’
  69. Textmate 2 Tips
  70. The B&B Podcast – Episode 38: Skinny Jeans
  71. ‘How Does iOS 5’s iMessage Know That the Recipient Is an iOS 5 Device?’
  72. MG Siegler on Blogging
  73. Quote of the Day: Daniel Jalkut
  74. The AOL of Today
  75. IE to Start Automatic Upgrades across Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7
  76. ‘Kindle Fire Does Not Fire the Imagination’
  77. Macworld Buying Guide: iPad Keyboards Review
  78. New Breaking News iPhone App
  79. Backpacks and Messenger Bags
  80. Rebranding HP
  81. Time’s Non-Award-Award
  82. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  83. ‘Things I don’t like about Twitter 4 for IOS’
  84. A Quick Carrier IQ Translation
  85. ‘Use the Kindle Fire as a Creative Device’
  86. FAA Approves iPads in the Cockpit
  87. Amazon Item of the Week: The Best Screwdriver You Can Buy
  88. Capturing the Speed of Light on Camera
  89. FOSS Patents on Three Accusations Against Apple
  90. Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation (CALM) Act
  91. Shh This Is a Test
  92. Apple Softens Stance to Lure Mobile Ads
  93. WordPress 3.3 “Sonny”
  94. Amazon’s Jungle Logic
  95. TextMate 2.0 Alpha
  96. ‘The Problem Is in the Name’
  97. iPhones vs. The Police
  98. Definition of an ‘Apple Fanboy’ and Those That Use the Term
  99. ‘Effort over Ease’
  100. When Truth Survives Free Speech
  101. Apple’s MacBook Air to Dominate Ultrabook Market
  102. Seattle, Day One
  103. iPhone Lunar Eclipse
  104. [Sponsor] OmniGraffle
  105. The TBR Store
  106. Arment cosmonaut
  107. Nook Tablet vs. Kindle Fire
  108. “Journalism”
  109. A Proposal to Save the USPS
  110. Change Scares Some
  111. The B&B Podcast – Episode 37: It’S Old School, Bro
  112. Thunderbolt: How Devices Affect Each Other on a Daisy Chain
  113. Meg Whitman and Marc Andreessen on webOS
  114. Quote of the Day: Nilay Patel
  115. webOS Being Open Sourced
  116. Motorola Mobility Wins German Patent Suit Against Apple
  117. Gruber on the New Twitter
  118. What Twitter for iPhone 4.0 and Twitter’s New-New Design Tells Current Users
  119. Normal Really Means Performance
  120. UP Refund
  121. Twitter for iPhone Pro-Tip
  122. Twitter for iPhone 4.0
  123. Hulu’s Face Match Helps You ID That Actor You Can’t Name
  124. Garrett Murray’s Jawbone UP Review
  125. Paul Thurrott on the Courier Tablet
  126. The Moment Before Instagram Turns to Crap
  127. That Guy At Your Wedding
  128. Security Research into Carrier IQ
  129. Personal Activity Monitors
  130. Quote of the Day: Matt Gemmell
  131. Show Me the Money
  132. The National Defense Authorization Act Is the Greatest Threat to Civil Liberties Americans Face
  133. Bloggers Are Journalists in Washington State
  134. Oregon Blogger, Isn’t a Journalist, Concludes U.S. Court
  135. Quote of the Day: John Appleby
  136. EU Urges US to Bolster Data Protection Practices Newspaper
  137. Determine Which Base Station You’re Connected to on a Bridged Network
  138. The Arctic Butterfly
  139. Amazon’s Kindle Fire Lets Kids Charge Up a Storm
  140. Antelope Island
  141. Press Release: European Commission Opens Formal Proceedings to Investigate Sales of E-Books
  142. Finally, Finally, Finally
  143. How to View Private Facebook Photos
  144. Productive Macs Productivity Software Bundle
  145. Inside iPhone 4S US Mobile Data: AT&T vs Sprint vs Verizon
  146. ‘I Don’t Understand What Anyone Is Saying Anymore’
  147. Android Glitch Allows Hackers to Bug Phone Calls
  148. Olympus Covered Up $1.67 Billion in Losses
  149. Some Bad Advice
  150. Amazon Kindle Fire Owners Reporting Wi-Fi Bug
  151. Splash Screens
  152. Personal Information Tracking via The Fitbit
  153. Full-Body Scan Technology Deployed in Street-Roving Vans
  154. ‘Rote Simplicity’
  155. Allow Airline Passengers to Use Electronic Devices in ‘Airplane Mode’ During Takeoff and Landing
  156. Gowalla Is Going to Facebook
  157. ‘Am I going to beat you through the security line?’
  158. Quote of the Day: Jim Dalrymple
  159. [SPONSOR] OmniFocus
  160. Justin Williams on Magazines and the iPad
  161. Let’s Stop With the Siri Baiting
  162. Congressman Barney Frank’s Best Insults
  163. EA Relaunches Tetris on iOS With a $30/Year Subscription
  164. Apple Licensed iOS Scrolling Patent
  165. Quote of the Day: Marco Arment
  166. New York Times Overhauls Comment System
  167. Kindle Fire to Ship 3.9 Million Units
  168. $16 Billion in Bonds?
  169. Delete a Gowalla User Account
  170. Facebook Acquires Gowalla to Boost Timeline Team
  171. Apparent
  172. The B&B Podcast – Episode 36: People to See, Places to Go
  173. Some Knife Follow-Up
  174. Microsoft to Drop Desktop App From Windows 8 ARM Tablets?
  175. Apple: Carrier IQ Still on iPhone 4
  176. Knife Steels
  177. A Letter to Carrier IQ
  178. Apple’s Statement on Carrier IQ
  179. How to Perfectly Reheat Pizza
  180. Verizon: No CarrierIQ, No Way
  181. Carrier IQ May Have Violated Wiretap Law
  182. Carrier IQ Is on iOS
  183. The SOG Fielder

November 2011

  1. Amazon Item of the Week: A Shredder that is still working for me.
  2. Media Alert!!! from Carrier IQ
  3. Gradient in the Mac App Store
  4. ‘Ubiquity Lost’
  5. Australian Appeals Court Lifts Galaxy Tab Ban
  6. ‘The Personal Computer Is Dead’
  7. Open and Secure…
  8. How to Choose the Perfect Survival Knife
  9. Google Mulls Leaving Chamber of Commerce
  10. Is The Feds’ New PR Campaign Against Film Piracy Even Legal?
  11. HP. Printers. Fire.
  12. TouchPad 4.0
  13. Microsoft Office for iPad?
  14. Facebook Settles FTC Charges
  15. Quote of the Day: Jamie Zawinski
  16. ‘Putting iPads Where There Weren’t PCs Before’
  17. Breevy
  18. Gruber on ‘Save As’
  19. A Hack to Get Back “Save as”
  20. The Flying with Electronics Survey Says…
  21. How to Comment
  22. RIM Offers Device Management for iOS and Android
  23. iA Writer with iCloud
  24. Malls Cancel Plans to Track Shoppers’ Movements via Cellphone
  25. Facebook’s “Entire” Business Model Is Under Fire in the EU
  26. Evangelist
  27. Malls Track Shoppers’ Cellphone Signals to Gather Marketing Data
  28. How I Roll When I Fly
  29. Apple Store Employees Use App to Locate Shoppers Picking Up Online Purchases
  30. The Degrading State of Common Sense
  31. Red Glow
  32. The Why
  33. How Many iOS Devices Will Be Sold in 2012?
  34. The Computer-less Scanner: Doxie Go
  35. Shawn Blanc on Stamped
  36. [SPONSOR] Doxie Go — Now Shipping
  37. Fliers Still Must Turn Off Devices, but It’s Not Clear Why
  38. Dave Winer: Why I Use the Kindle Fire
  39. Reading Magazines on the iPad
  40. Justin Blanton on Dark Sky
  41. The Jawbone UP Fails, but Teaches 3 Golden Rules for Experience Design
  42. The Demise of Quality Content on the Web
  43. Ulysses on Sale
  44. MacStoriesDeals: Black Friday 2011 Edition
  45. Plus pack
  46. Daedalus Touch for iPad 66% Off
  47. AgileBits Thanks-to-You Sale
  48. AT&T Withdraws FCC Application for T-Mobile Merger
  49. Black Friday Deals
  50. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  51. ‘The Problem With Stamped’
  52. What Should You Do if Someone Puts a Gun to Your Head?
  53. I Hate Stacked Area Charts
  54. Dell’s Misleading Graphics Card Buying Advice
  55. Amazon Will Take Over Android App Distribution
  56. Instacast HD, Your Podcast Dashboard
  57. Apps are Critical
  58. WTF Is Up at Twitter
  59. Amazon Item of the Week: Stainless Steel HIP Flask
  60. On Leaving Twitter
  61. (Excluding Apple)
  62. About Pepper Spray
  63. Like versus Stamped
  64. What’s Smaller Than Apple?
  65. Google Search App for iPad Updated
  66. Stamped
  67. What Ron Johnson Learned Building the Apple Store
  68. Amazon Kindles ‘Damaged by Airport Scanners’
  69. Vital Signs Camera for iPad
  70. ‘Specialness’
  71. Hacker Says Texas Town Used Three Character Password to Secure Internet Facing SCADA System
  72. [SPONSOR] CaptureNotes
  73. Ars Investigates If the iPhone 4S Can Replace a “Real” Digital Camera
  74. Google Chrome and pre-installed web apps
  75. Terpstra on the Nest
  76. Netflix Picks Up New Episodes Of ‘Arrested Development’
  77. The B&B Podcast – Episode 35: Lunchbox Locker
  78. Sprint Most Dropped iPhone Calls
  79. OmniFocus + Siri
  80. Paul Thurrott Hates the Kindle Touch
  81. Actually, it’s 15
  82. National Geographic Photo Contest 2011 – The Big Picture
  83. Readability and Collection of Money for Others
  84. Can Steve Jobs Be Replaced?
  85. To Occupy Such a Time as This
  86. A human review of the Kindle Fire
  87. EU Adopts Resolution Against US Domain Seizures
  88. ‘Understanding Apple Fans’
  89. Ars on the Silk Browser
  90. Shawn Blanc Reviews The Kindle Touch
  91. Verizon Tracking Phone Use
  92. How Facebook Tracks Users and Non-Users Alike
  93. A Review of “the First Serious iPad Competitor”, aka the Kindle Fire
  94. Why Mixel Requires Facebook Login
  95. The Relationship Between Readability and Instapaper
  96. Google Announces Google Music
  97. AOL Launches “AIM Preview”
  98. ‘Stop Complaining, Make Something’
  99. Where Is Microsoft’s Office for Tablets?
  100. HP Folio 13 Ultrabook
  101. Quote of the Day: James Victore
  102. Evernote Pivots, Clones Readability
  103. Europe Bans X-Ray Body Scanners Used at U.S. Airports
  104. Readability Pivots, Clones Instapaper
  105. PROTECT IP Act Breaks the Internet
  106. This 28-Year-Old Is Making Sure Credit Cards Won’t Exist in the Next Few Years
  107. What the Vaio Z Says About Sony’s Little Design Problem
  108. Siri Awareness and Downtime
  109. Amazon Item of the Week: Jawbone ERA Headset
  110. ‘Greater “Choice” for Wireless Access Point Owners’
  111. Web Browsers and the RAM They Use
  112. Finding the Anonymous Blogger
  113. ‘Time to Web’
  114. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  115. Secret Labs
  116. Jack Dorsey’s Twitter & Square Work Schedule
  117. Vulnerabilities Give Hackers Ability to Open Prison Cells From Afar
  118. Stanford Study on Working From Home [PDF]
  119. Wired’s Kindle Fire Review
  120. Apple Releases iTunes 10.5.1/iTunes Match
  121. [SPONSOR] Textastic
  122. Explaining the Failure of Color
  123. Ten Reasons Why Porn on Planes Is a Bad Idea
  124. ‘In Defense of the Stylus’
  125. Ice Cream Sandwich Face Unlock Feature Compromised
  126. Cloak VPN
  127. Doxie thanks
  128. The B&B Podcast – Episode 34: Old and Unread
  129. Veterans Day
  130. ‘If You’re Busy, You’re Doing Something Wrong’
  131. Steam User Database Compromised
  132. Groupon Is Like an Unregulated Check Cashing Company
  133. Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime
  134. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  135. Zynga to employees: Give back our stock or you’ll be fired
  136. Apple Releases iOS 5.0.1 to Address Battery Life Issues
  137. ‘An O.K. Decision’
  138. ‘The Asus MacBook Air, Sort of’
  139. Dave Winer: ‘I Deleted My Facebook Account’
  140. Mixel: The World’s First Social Art App, for iPad
  141. The Problem with Siri Downtime
  142. Adobe, not too Shabby
  143. The iTunes Rental Icon
  144. Branding
  145. HP’s Meg Whitman, Still Incompetent
  146. Adobe Kills Mobile Flash Player
  147. More Consumer Reports Madness
  148. The Mac Experience and the Mac Pro Experience
  149. Quote of the Day: @Pinboard
  150. The Quiet Place
  151. Apple Store App Adds in-Store Pickup, Accessory Purchase
  152. Consumer Reports Recommends the iPhone 4S… Kinda
  153. How Good Is the iPhone 4S Camera’s IR Filter?
  154. How Does the iPhone 4S Measure-Up Against All Other iPhone Models in Low Light Shooting?
  155. Quote of the Day: Apple Inc.
  156. ‘The Most Impressive Thing About the Nook Tablet Is That It Exists’
  157. $249 Nook Tablet
  158. [SPONSOR] Doxie Go — ‘Scan Anywhere, Sync To Mac & iPad’
  159. Tweaking
  160. Anoka-Hennepin Teachers Write Their Own Online Textbook, Save District $175,000
  161. Google Chairman Eric Tells US Senators Apple’s Siri Could Pose ‘Competitive Threat’
  162. Closing in on the Mac Pro
  163. The B&B Podcast – Episode 33: A Show
  164. Amazon Item of the Week: NuForce NE-700X Audiophile-Grade Earphones
  165. Mophie Juice Pack Reserve
  166. Wil Shipley on Sandboxing and OS X Security
  167. Why TV Still Sucks
  168. Apple’s Supply-Chain Secret
  169. Shawn Blanc on Apple’s Cards App and Service
  170. Siri Back After Long Outage
  171. Philip Greenspun: “Where Does Google Actually Say That They Won’t Read Gmail Messages or Google Docs?”
  172. ‘The Opiate of the People’
  173. Verizon API to Give Apps ‘Turbo’ Bandwidth Boost
  174. BSA & Fusion
  175. ‘Faith No More’
  176. Fusion Ads’ New Ownership
  177. Kindle Owners’ Lending Library
  178. Apple Confirms Battery Life Issues in iOS 5
  179. Google Releases Gmail for iOS
  180. A New Low
  181. ‘I Swapped My MacBook for an iPad+Linode’
  182. Apple Needs a Touch More Search
  183. “Siri, How Much Data Do You Gobble Up in a Month?”
  184. Daring Fireball: ‘The Type of Companies That Publish Future Concept Videos’
  185. Apple Misses iTunes Match Launch Target
  186. Quote of the Day: Watts Martin
  187. Amazon Cloud Music Player Deleted From iTunes Due to ‘Legal Issues’

October 2011

  1. Dark Sky – Weather Prediction, Reinvented
  2. Airlines Are Trying to Cut Boarding Times on Planes
  3. Free and Integrated
  4. Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet Wins 2011 Tablet World Series
  5. WhatsApp Users Now Send Over One Billion Messages a Day
  6. Kinect for Windows Coming in Early 2012
  7. Met Police Using Surveillance System to Monitor Mobile Phones
  8. Siri, Reminders and OmniFocus
  9. [SPONSOR] Billings Pro
  10. How to Build a Site That Looks Great on Every Screen
  11. Easter Island Heads Have Bodies
  12. A Sister’s Eulogy for Steve Jobs
  13. Some Responses to the Magazine Counterarguments
  14. Facebook Says 600,000 Accounts Compromised Every Day
  15. ‘Apps Are the New Channels’
  16. Edovia – Insanely Great Software for Mac and iOS
  17. MacBook Air Screen Colors
  18. Reminders.app Versus OmniFocus
  19. The B&B Podcast – Episode 32: Displays and Televisions
  20. Why I’m Kissing Spotify Goodbye
  21. Digital Magazines Still Have Adverts Non-Shock
  22. Quote of the Day: Dan Benjamin
  23. HP Announces It Is Keeping Personal Systems Group
  24. Quote of the Day: Marco Arment
  25. Siri Powered TV
  26. Bloomberg TV+ for iPad
  27. Amazon Item of the Week: Belkin Mini Surge Protector
  28. iPod nano Remote Controls
  29. Dropbox Announces ‘Team’ Service
  30. Paul Thurrott on the iPhone 4S Camera
  31. 3G MacBook Follow-up
  32. Sending a Message
  33. Patents and Stealing
  34. Google Puts a Price on Privacy
  35. Nokia Lumia 800
  36. Quote of the Day: Jason Kottke
  37. Meet Mike Elgan: An Idiot
  38. iMessengers Be Warned
  39. Gems Revisited: Fantastical 1.1 and Moom 2.3.1
  40. The $8 HBO
  41. Apple’s Latest Patent
  42. Netflix Market Value Shrivels
  43. iPads Change Economics, and Speed, of Hotel Wi-Fi
  44. Focus v. Focus
  45. OWS’s Beef: Wall Street Isn’t Winning It’s Cheating
  46. HTC and Dropbox Bring Free 5GB Extra Storage to ‘All’ Android Mobiles
  47. FBI to Launch Nationwide Facial Recognition Service
  48. More Reason to Love Mail 5 Search
  49. Japan’s Zombie Outbreak Preparedness
  50. Quote of the Day: Jonathan Ive
  51. A Bit Precarious
  52. The Argument for 3G MacBooks
  53. Netflix Loses
  54. ‘Regarding the Condition of a 17-Month Old, Well-Used, iPhone 4’
  55. The Apple Way to Disrupt
  56. Photo Stream Conundrum
  57. iPhone 4S First Phone for Low-Power Bluetooth
  58. [SPONSOR] Edovia Screens
  59. Celebrating Steve
  60. The Metaphors Breaking The Future
  61. Power of iOS 5
  62. The B&B Podcast – Episode 31: The Fanny Pack
  63. CleverKite Cloud
  64. Making Seattle My Home
  65. Up to 1TB in a Consumer SSD
  66. Jobs’ Quest to ‘Destroy Android’
  67. “Tremendous Demand”
  68. iPad at Work
  69. This Occupy Wall Street Stuff
  70. Using Siri to Add Reminders to a Shared List
  71. The Tablet Market, Bigger than the PC?
  72. Lytro
  73. Amazon Item of the Week: Surefire 6PX PRO
  74. Quote of the Day: Brig Gen Al Harethi
  75. “Bypass”
  76. How Does the iPhone 4S Camera Stack-Up Against Other Cameras?
  77. My Continued Wallet Saga
  78. Steve Ballmer on Beating Google
  79. iPhone 4S w/ GLONASS
  80. ‘Lubricate Your Life’
  81. Miscellaneous Thoughts on the New iPhone 4S
  82. The Success of Newsstand on iOS
  83. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  84. Deciding to Read
  85. Shadoe Huard on iMessage
  86. Amazon Rewrites the Rules of Book Publishing
  87. The Problem With ‘Free’ Apps
  88. Expanding Siri
  89. [SPONSOR] CleverKite Cloud
  90. An Instapaper 4.0 Review with Some Insight from Marco Arment
  91. How RIM Compensates Fortune 500 Companies
  92. iPhone 4S / Canon 5d MKII Side by Side Comparison
  93. iPhone 4S First Weekend Sales Top Four Million
  94. Dr. Drang on iMessage
  95. A Profile of Jeff Bezos
  96. Location-Based Reminders Are the Best Thing Ever
  97. AT&T iPhone 4S Activation Woes
  98. Grandview
  99. Phoenix Jones Stops Assault
  100. Idiots Pay More
  101. ‘A Staggering Commitment’
  102. Asus’ Ultrabooks
  103. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  104. Groupon’s Business Model?
  105. Apple’s Continued Growth
  106. The Air Force Says
  107. Stanford Course Yields Touchscreen Braille Writer
  108. Verizon Is Now Monitoring Your Mobile Web Habits
  109. Patent Enables Apple to Shut Down Any New Android Product in Australia
  110. iCloud – System Status
  111. MacStories’ iOS 5: Tips, Tricks & Hidden Features
  112. Ulysses 2.1
  113. OTA Everything
  114. OmniFocus Updated With iOS 5 Location Reminders
  115. Timeline WP
  116. The B&B Podcast – Episode 30: Today, Not Tomorrow
  117. Apple Releases iOS 5
  118. Gruber on Siri
  119. Ryan Cash’s Favorite iOS 5 Tweak
  120. Facebook and Your Data
  121. Sony Confirms Data Breach Involving 93K Online Accounts
  122. Samsung Ambushes Apple’s iPhone 4S Launch in Sydney with $2 Phones
  123. Amazon Item of the Week: Drive (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
  124. ‘Six Mostly Irrelevant iOS Changes That Make Me Smile’
  125. The Annoyment Center
  126. iPhone 4S Photo Comparisons
  127. BlackBerry Outages Spread to North America, Third Day of Outages
  128. Apple Releases Find My Friends
  129. AirPort Utility for iOS 5
  130. MG Siegler on iPhone 4S
  131. Jim Dalrymple on iPhone 4S
  132. A Conversation With Siri on the iPhone 4S
  133. The Macalope on Siri
  134. Aaron Sorkin on Steve Jobs
  135. Google Is Doping the Horses
  136. The Syndicate
  137. Verbs for iPad
  138. [SPONSOR] Grandview
  139. Rumor Accounting
  140. Qwikster, No More
  141. Phone 4S Pre-Orders Top One Million in First 24 Hours
  142. Apollo 11 Customs Declaration
  143. ‘Being a Bit Disingenuous’
  144. Record Breaking iPhone 4S Launch
  145. Marco Arment on Screen Size
  146. Computer Virus Hits US Predator and Reaper Drone Fleet
  147. Texting and Driving, Now Worse Than Previously Thought
  148. ‘3.5 Inches’
  149. iPhone 4S Voice and Data Plans: AT&T vs. Sprint vs. Verizon
  150. Will Sprint iPhones be Fast?
  151. To Inspiration
  152. Quote of the Day: Steve Jobs
  153. Remembering Steve Jobs
  154. This is a joke, right?
  155. ‘Unicorns and Wheels’
  156. Siri v. Google
  157. Windows Tablets Versus the iPad
  158. Cult of Mac Blaming Apple for iPhone 4S Upgrade Pricing That Screws Loyal iPhone Customers
  159. Moving to Micro Four-Thirds
  160. ‘Cart before the horse’
  161. The Carrier Question
  162. It’s Cheaper to Change Carriers for AT&T iPhone 4 Users, Than Upgrade to the iPhone 4S on AT&T
  163. HowTo: Setup Secure and Private Facebook Browsing
  164. Facebook Re-Enables Controversial Tracking Cookie
  165. The Apple Social Network
  166. iPhone 4S – the Most Amazing iPhone Yet.
  167. ‘Alright, Fine, I’ll Add a Disclaimer to My Emails.’
  168. Patent Troll Says Anyone Using WiFi Infringes
  169. The Sprint Deal
  170. Mac App Store in the Growl
  171. Walmart and T-Mobile Introduce Exclusive No-Annual Contract 4G Offering
  172. Adobe’s Mobile Push
  173. ‘Polish’
  174. iPhone’s Disproportionate Use
  175. Adobe Acquires Web Typography Innovator Typekit
  176. Quote of the Day: David DiSalvo
  177. A Simple Formula
  178. iOS vs. Microsoft: Comparing the Bottom Lines
  179. Facebook Sued Over Tracking Users After Logout

September 2011

  1. The B&B Podcast – Episode 29: Kindles, Coffee, and Popcorn
  2. How Much Time America Wastes in Line at Starbucks
  3. ‘It’s More Likely That I Was Doing 911km/H’
  4. iOS, a Bigger Business Than Microsoft
  5. Amazon and Apple Have Mirror Opposite Tablet Content Strategies
  6. ‘What Are We Supposed to Do With Google+?’
  7. Amazon’s Repositioning
  8. ‘Pure Fiction’
  9. Amazon Kindle Press Conference Video on YouTube
  10. HP TouchPad Go Details Galore
  11. Amazon and Apple
  12. T-Mobile Also Files Brief in Support of Samsung Against Apple
  13. Quote of the Day: Tim Cook
  14. ‘Purpose-Built’
  15. Amazon Silk
  16. Kindle Fire
  17. Samsung Takes Android Patent License From Microsoft Rather Than Wait for Motorola
  18. Let Us Pay
  19. Instagram 2.0 Filters
  20. The Small Monitor Experiment
  21. Facebook Fixes Logout Issue, Explains Cookies
  22. More Than 1/3 of U.S. Android Phones Run on 4G
  23. Amazon Item of the Week: An Aesthetically Pleasing USB Hub
  24. Gowalla 4 and Loss of Personal Milestone Data
  25. Facebook Defends Getting Data From Logged-Out Users
  26. On the Assumption that a Pundit Knows What Apple “Needs”
  27. Run Your Own Race
  28. There Will Be a Public Alpha Release of TextMate 2, Before Christmas of This Year
  29. Can You Sign Up for Spotify Without Facebook?
  30. Netflix Secures Streaming Deal With DreamWorks… in 2013
  31. Facebook Disconnect
  32. Logging Out of Facebook is Not Enough
  33. Apple’s Icons Being Used on Samsung’s Wall of Apps in Italy
  34. Facebook is Scaring Me
  35. QuickCal 3.0
  36. AnyPlay
  37. The B&B Podcast – Episode 28: Viticci, We Love You
  38. Groupon Restates Revenue
  39. The PC Weenies Thoughts on Dual Display Setups
  40. Layout Bitching
  41. Screens — Smart VNC
  42. That Stuff I Share on Your Site Is Not the “Story of My Life”
  43. HP’s CEO Revolving Door Will Hurt It in the Long Run
  44. A Business Insider Retrospective
  45. Hip-Checked
  46. Netflix Split to Set Up Amazon Streaming Merger?
  47. Color Recasts Itself as a Facebook Photo and Video App
  48. Quote of the Day: Mike Rundle
  49. Oracle-Google Damages Claims May Be Higher Than Ever
  50. A Quick Guide to Common Miscapitalizations of Tech Names
  51. Schmidt Admits Google Monopoly in Senate Hearing
  52. Whitman Expected to Get HP CEO Nod After Markets Close (And Not for the Interim Either)
  53. Meticulous
  54. Bing Bleeding Billions
  55. HP Board Said to Weigh Ousting Apotheker as CEO
  56. How to Return the “Bounce Message” Feature to OS X Lion Mail
  57. Google Wallet Opens for (limited) Business
  58. Instagram v2.0
  59. Amazon Item of the Week: Western Digital Elements 3 TB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive
  60. Dosh: Warranty
  61. The Dosh 6-Card ‘Luxe’ Wallet
  62. Qwikster Cometh
  63. Americans and Text Messaging
  64. Fusion and Carbon Ads Bundle
  65. Only Enterprise and Developers Can Bypass Windows Store for Metro Apps
  66. Cracking OS X Lion Passwords
  67. [SPONSOR] Screens from Edovia
  68. Qwikster
  69. Customer Culture
  70. The B&B Podcast – Episode 27: Makers and Managers
  71. Automatic Time Tracking for Your Mac
  72. Sitting and Standing
  73. Thoughts on Metro
  74. The Four Themes
  75. Flight Card
  76. Groupon Getaways Aren’t the Deal They Seem to Be
  77. Release Day Economics
  78. Instapaper’s (Anti-)Social Network
  79. Windows 8 BSOD Now Includes a Sad Face
  80. The Masked Social Network
  81. These Four Threats Against Android Secured Motorola Mobility a $12.5 Billion Offer From Google
  82. Death Spiral
  83. Windows 8 Ushers in the Post-Post-PC Era
  84. Buy a Subscription, Get a Discounted Tablet
  85. Hands-on Preview of the Windows 8 Developer Build
  86. The B&B Podcast – Episode 26: The Web Never Sleeps
  87. Following Does Not Equal Attention
  88. Charge money for your work. Dont be a jerk to people. Repeat.
  89. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  90. HTC Boss on Windows Phone 7, Patent Wars and Why iPhones Aren’t Cool Anymore
  91. Twenty-Five Pieces of Basic Sartorial Knowledge So You Don’t Look Dumb
  92. Troublesome WordPress Caching
  93. [SPONSOR] Timing – Automatic Time Tracking for OS X
  94. The Future According to Films
  95. Fireballs and WordPress
  96. The New Apple Advantage
  97. Why a Plain-Text Nerd Uses Evernote
  98. Hunter Research and Technology : iPhone/iPad Apps & Mac Software
  99. 1Password on the Mac App Store
  100. Sprint iPhone With Unlimited Data: Not That Big of a Deal
  101. Apple’s Four-Year Product Rollout
  102. “Active Users”
  103. Promoted Tweets in Stream Coming Everywhere, Including Third-Parties
  104. Tablets are Empowering Users
  105. The Bro Show: Episode 73 – Android Is Forked
  106. After the CEO, Yahoo Needs to Fire Its Board
  107. Carol Bartz’s Best Quotes
  108. Netflix Now Enforcing Limit of One Movie Stream at a Time
  109. CEOs, COOs, and CFOs
  110. Quote of the Day: Charles Arthur
  111. Postal Service Struggles to Avoid a Default
  112. Hey RIM, You Suck -Your Owners
  113. TouchPad Blue Light Special
  114. GoDaddy’s New “Selective DNS Blackouts” Policy
  115. iPad Survey
  116. How Microsoft Misunderstands the Concept of User Research
  117. Michael Arrington’s Audacious Venture
  118. [SPONSOR] Wx: Award Winning Weather
  119. Geeklets: Weather and Forecast
  120. RSS Usage
  121. HTC Status™
  122. Andy Rubin Got Inspiration for Android Framework While Working at Apple
  123. Siegler’s Hands-On with the Amazon Tablet
  124. The B&B Podcast – Episode 25: WhaatsAaaapp?
  125. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  126. Sponsoring TBR
  127. WeatherSnitch
  128. Which Girl Scout Cookies Score the Most Brownie Points?
  129. Improving Alarms in Clock App
  130. How to Get Rid of DigiNotar Digital Certificates From OS X
  131. A Markdown Primer
  132. Multi-Platform Is a Feature

August 2011

  1. Why Markdown? A Two-Minute Explanation
  2. Byword Daily File
  3. U.S. Files Antitrust Complaint to Block AT&T, T-Mobile Merger
  4. The Microsoft PC
  5. Action, Reaction
  6. Code Editors for iPad: Textastic vs. Koder
  7. More TouchPads on the Way
  8. OmniFocus and Geektool
  9. Paul Thurrott on Explorer in Windows 8
  10. Shawn Blanc’s Amazon Tablet Thoughts
  11. What Does the Amazon Tablet Need to Do?
  12. Apple’s Vision for the Future of Computing Versus Microsoft’s
  13. Monoprice PoweRocks Universal External Backup Battery
  14. Forkbombr: Extortion & Jackassery
  15. ‘Streamlined’
  16. The Amazon/Kindle Tablet: Speculating on Speculation
  17. Quote of the Day: Jean-Louis Gassée
  18. “Appears to be Clueless”
  19. IGG Software Sales for Relief
  20. [SPONSOR] WeatherSnitch 2
  21. “Market’s Expectations”
  22. The New ‘HP Way’
  23. Some Apps I’m Playing With
  24. Apple Removes TV Rentals From iTunes
  25. The B&B Podcast – Episode 24: Weed Whackers
  26. Hunter Research and Technology
  27. Thoughts on a Kindle Tablet
  28. “The Post-Personal iPad”
  29. Hurricane Irene to Challenge Cell Phone Networks
  30. Court Orders Google to Return ‘Immediately’ a Damning Email Previously Withdrawn From Evidence in Oracle Case
  31. Wwsd
  32. Mr. Chairman
  33. Letter From Steve Jobs
  34. “Big, Beautiful Displays”
  35. Google’s $500 Million Fine for Being Evil
  36. Lenovo Unveils the ThinkPad Tablet With Android
  37. Gaget
  38. Enable HiDPI Mode for Higher Resolution Displays
  39. Monitor Your Wi-Fi With Wi-Fi Diagnostics
  40. Mac Pro Fast
  41. Convenience Is Security
  42. Quote of the Day: Bernadette Jiwa
  43. Almost Certainly Eh?
  44. Beware of -webkit-text-size-adjust:none
  45. Something Special Indeed
  46. Quote of the Day: Kevin C. Tofel
  47. Why Do People Buy iPads?
  48. Note-Taking in OmniFocus
  49. [SPONSOR] Wx Weather
  50. Android vs Windows Phone 7: At Least One Handset Maker Thinking About It
  51. HP’s Problems Summed Up in One Sentence
  52. Where I thank Frank X Shaw for his gift.
  53. The Macalope On HP and RIM Similarities
  54. -Webkit-Text-Size-Adjust
  55. Groklaw – Google Reexam Requests Devastating to Lodsys
  56. Footnotify
  57. The B&B Podcast – Episode 23: Surprisingly Incredible
  58. Scheduling App
  59. Hyphenation Arrives in Firefox and Safari
  60. HP Eats $100 Million Charge to Cover Unsold Stockpile of TouchPads
  61. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
  62. WebOS Now With Less Hardware
  63. Apple’s Overloaded iPhone Button
  64. AT&T Streamlining Individual Messaging Plans
  65. ‘Cupertino Envy’
  66. Evernote Acquires Skitch
  67. HP to Spin Off PCs
  68. Dell Is Stuck Between an Apple and a Hard Place
  69. Software Update Versus the Mac App Store
  70. Best Buy Sitting on a Pile of HP Tablets
  71. BlackBerry Torch 9850
  72. S&P Says Sell Google’s Shares After Motorola Deal
  73. Freemium Mobile Gamers Spend Most Money on Items They Don’t Keep
  74. Lion Is More Painful Than Vista? Hardly
  75. Lie to Yourself
  76. “Me-too Android Handset”
  77. “Awkward Situation”
  78. Rope-a-Dope, Indeed
  79. What the Price Paid Says
  80. Are Software Patents the “Scaffolding of the Tech Industry”?
  81. “Protecting the Ecosystem”
  82. The Problem with Average Star Ratings
  83. [SPONSOR] Scheduling App
  84. Goodbye, Cruel Word
  85. Nintendo’s Pressure to Make iOS Games
  86. Converse for iPad
  87. AFP: Apple, Publishers ‘Sued for Price Fixing’
  88. RIM Forced to Rewrite Its Playbook Again
  89. Theodolite from Hunter Research and Technology
  90. The B&B Podcast – Episode 22: Fo’ Drizzle
  91. Quote of the Day: Russell Brand
  92. The Patent System Is *Kind* Of Broken
  93. Eliminating Batteries
  94. Counterfeit Pilot IDs and Uniforms Will Now Be Sufficient to Bypass Airport Security
  95. App Store Review Culture and Entitlement
  96. Webcolumn
  97. FTC Focuses Google Probe on Android, Web Search
  98. Quote of the Day: Khoi Vinh
  99. Elliot Jay Stocks’ New Mac Set-Up
  100. Siegler on: ‘Facebook Messenger, SMS and iMessage’
  101. Dressing Well
  102. MacBook Air SSD Benchmarks: 2010 vs 2010
  103. Facebook Messenger, SMS and iMessage
  104. Microsoft Video from MGXFY12
  105. Lion Adoption Rates
  106. “Unlimited” T-Mobile Plans
  107. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  108. How 50 Big Companies Got Their Names
  109. Redesigning the Browser Window
  110. Tablet Returns
  111. Let’s Substitute iTunes Passwords for Passcodes on iOS
  112. The iShine
  113. FileVault Tests on a 13″ MacBook Air
  114. Myhrvold: Just Getting Started
  115. [SPONSOR] Hunter Research and Technology: Theodolite
  116. Quick Look Gestures in Finder Let You Navigate Like a Pro
  117. Fullscreen Safari Trick [Lion]
  118. Drance FTW
  119. Entitled
  120. PostCheck for Address Book
  121. The B&B Podcast – Episode 21: In-Ear Monitors
  122. Who Do You Side With on the Google/Microsoft Back and Forth on the Patent Issue?
  123. How I Tracked Down an Entire Family From One Tweet
  124. Apple’s Favorite Make-Android-Awkward Patent
  125. The Google Patent Whiner
  126. HoMedics.com | Defender™ Anti-Theft Locking Drawer
  127. Ultrabooks
  128. Patently Absurd
  129. Villainous Robber Baron
  130. Car Analogies
  131. Hourly Wages and App Pricing
  132. It Gets More Idiotic
  133. Bonus Quote of the Day: Mayor Zuokas
  134. Amazon App Store: Rotten to the Core
  135. Bullying Anti-Piracy Lawyers Fined and Suspended
  136. Measuring Broadband in the U.S.
  137. Essential TextMate Shortcuts, Tips and Techniques
  138. Digital Interruptions
  139. Quote of the Day: Dave Winer
  140. Buyer’s Remorse Over Windows
  141. What Tiny Thing in Lion Makes You Smile or Has Caught You Off Guard?
  142. Review: Sparrow
  143. The Desktop Transition
  144. “Microsoft.com is a terrible website”
  145. [SPONSOR] PostCheck
  146. Full Screen Shortcut
  147. Camels and Rubber Duckies
  148. The New Home Button on the iPhone 5 (Allegedly)

July 2011

  1. Quote of the Day: Allison Arieff
  2. AT&T to Implement Data Throttling in Early October
  3. Brew Review
  4. It Just Doesn’t Work
  5. Twitter’s Adam Bain Talks Promoted Tweets in Timelines
  6. Page Speed Service
  7. Quickly Changing Volume on a Password Protected iPhone
  8. Broadband Performance Study Finds Huge Regional Disparities in US
  9. How I Evaluate and Decide to Purchase New iOS Apps
  10. MacBook Airs and ‘Storage’ Sizes
  11. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  12. Mariners ‘Peanut Man’ Rick Kaminski
  13. The 13″ MacBook Pro’s Place
  14. Ryan Cash on Online Newpapers
  15. Mad Men on Netflix Instant Streaming
  16. This Is Why Your Newspaper Is Dying
  17. Why Microsoft Won’t Dump Bing
  18. The B&B Podcast – Episode 20: MacBook Airs
  19. Face Detection Software and API Land in iOS 5
  20. Transparent Lithium-Ion Batteries Make Sci-Fi Gadgets a Reality
  21. Mac OS X Lion Login Passwords Extracted With Ease
  22. Kobo, WSJ Halt Direct Sales on Apple-Device Apps
  23. Hide Reading List in Safari’s Bookmarks Bar
  24. McDonalds Wi-Fi Guide
  25. Quote of the Day: Mike Elgan
  26. Goog scoble
  27. [SPONSOR] Brew Review
  28. Why Google Cares if You Use Your Real Name
  29. When Statistics Are Not Helpful
  30. What’s Going on With the Wall Street Journal and Apple?
  31. Microsoft’s Online Business for the Year: Over $2.5 Billion …Lost
  32. AnandTech on FileVault Performance
  33. Palimpsest for iPad
  34. Some Additional Lion Thoughts
  35. Google Says It Rejected $100 Million Java Deal From Sun in Patent Trial
  36. Americanisms: 50 of Your Most Noted Examples
  37. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  38. Excellent New Slang
  39. 2011 MacBook Air – Early Benchmarks
  40. Lion Downloads Top One Million in First Day
  41. If Your Website’s Full of Assholes, It’s Your Fault
  42. Atlantis Makes Final Landing
  43. TidBITS: Our Favorite Hidden Features in Mac OS X Lion
  44. Save Sheet Shortcuts in Lion
  45. Automatic Termination in Lion
  46. The B&B Podcast – Episode 19: Lion
  47. User Library Folder in Lion
  48. Quote of the Day: Jim Dalrymple
  49. Lion USB Stick
  50. FileVault in Lion
  51. So Long Whitey
  52. New Mac mini Loses its Optical Drive
  53. Time for the Big Cat
  54. Review: The All New Calvetica
  55. Rebooting the PC Industry: Tablets Force a Shift
  56. Mac OS X Users: Clone Your Macs Before Installing Lion
  57. Apple, China Mobile Talk Deal
  58. Quote of the Day: Benny Lewis
  59. WiFi/Bluetooth Interference
  60. Reading on the iPad
  61. Patina and Wear
  62. Patina
  63. Fixing Soccer
  64. [SPONSOR] Palimpsest for iPad
  65. Google Chrome Speeds up Slow Computers
  66. Marketcircle
  67. Mind Your MeTweets
  68. Quote of the Day: Adam Lisagor
  69. Hotmail Bans Common Passwords
  70. Amazon’s Tablet Is No Threat to Apple, It’s a Huge Threat to Google
  71. Is the Tablet Computer a New PC or Post-PC?
  72. xScope on the Mac App Store
  73. Spotify Has Landed in the U.S.
  74. Inside RIM
  75. Google’s Patent Problems
  76. Google Employee No. 59 on Google+, Privacy and Why He Left
  77. Basecamp versus Google+?
  78. Marked: MultiMarkdown Preview, Everywhere
  79. Google+ To Pass 10,000,000 Users Tomorrow
  80. Product Shots With an iPhone
  81. Here’s to the Misfits, the Eccentrics
  82. Thoughts on Goog+ After Using It
  83. DOJ: We Can Force You to Decrypt That Laptop
  84. Does LinkedIn Indicate a Social Networking Bubble?
  85. [SPONSOR] Billings Pro
  86. Preparing for John Siracusa’s Review of OS X Lion‬‏
  87. Jesus Diaz Doesn’t Get It
  88. Solving the Scoble Problem in Social Networks
  89. Dave Winer: Why Twitter May Have Trouble Monetizing
  90. The B&B Podcast – Episode 18: 36 Hours Without Internet
  91. Verbs App
  92. Dave Winer on ‘Corporations’
  93. Quote of the Day: Warren Buffett
  94. Google+ and “Privacy”
  95. The HP TouchPad & Dropbox
  96. I’m Quitting Email
  97. Apple’s App Store Downloads Top 15 Billion
  98. Quote of the Day: Tom Ford
  99. What’s Yours Stays Yours
  100. The “Cloud” and “Privacy”
  101. Quote of the Day: Mike Monteiro
  102. The Doom of Publishing Circa 1982
  103. Capture — the Quick Video Camera for iPhone
  104. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  105. Amazon’s Android Appstore, Not So Amazing
  106. The Capacitive Button Cult Must Be Stopped
  107. The Email Charter
  108. Dave Winer Deletes His Dropbox Account
  109. WordPress Version 3.2
  110. Review: Keyboard Maestro 5
  111. [SPONSOR] Verbs
  112. The Dropbox Terms
  113. LaunchBar 5.1
  114. Apple’s Latest Weapon Against Android: Nortel’s 6,000 Patents
  115. Hoban Cards
  116. Elliot Jay Stocks: First Impressions of Google Plus
  117. Which Boss?
  118. Quote of the Day: Anonymous RIM Executive
  119. 7 Things RIM Must Do to Survive
  120. Verbs Pro

June 2011

  1. Phone Book Company Loses Court Fight Against Seattle
  2. The B&B Podcast – Episode 17: Aviators and BBQ
  3. Likability
  4. Myspace’s 50 Million User Profiles Now Belong to an Ad Targeting Firm
  5. Best Google + Article
  6. The HP Camry
  7. Ballmer Responds to Calls for Him to Quit
  8. Wizards of Bullshit
  9. Google + (-Me)
  10. Why Lithium-Ion Batteries Die So Young
  11. Quote of the Day: Tom Coates
  12. Replacing the Human Concierge
  13. Flexiglass
  14. New Sony VAIO Z: Packs Thunderbolt
  15. Quote of the Day: John Robb
  16. OopsieFocus
  17. Dropbox Being Sued
  18. Crazy Tumblr Traffic
  19. Review: Moom
  20. Best Buy’s Music Cloud Service
  21. Downgrading Skype and Silver Lake to ‘Evil’
  22. [SPONSOR] Hoban Cards
  23. Dropbox Breach: Fewer Than 100 Accounts Affected, but One Person Actively Exploited Security Hole
  24. Some 1Password Follow-up
  25. Truer Words
  26. The B&B Podcast – Episode 16: Our Longest Episode Ever
  27. Tweed thank
  28. Verizon LTE MiFi Benchmarks
  29. The Rise and Inglorious Fall of Myspace
  30. Screenstagram
  31. The ‘Mobile’ Web
  32. FTC to Serve Google With Subpoenas in Broad Antitrust Probe
  33. The Eleventh App
  34. Nevada Passes Law Authorizing Driverless Cars
  35. The FBI Stole an Instapaper Server in an Unrelated Raid
  36. Stephen Elop Unveils Nokia’s First Windows Phone Device
  37. Walt Mossberg’s Samsung Series 5 Google Chromebook Review
  38. More Apple Patents
  39. David Heinemeier Hansson On Third Party Apps for Mobile
  40. RIM Becoming Too Radioactive to Takeover
  41. The Brooks Report Card
  42. That Flickr iPhone Data
  43. Review: Agenda
  44. Steve Jobs: Wedding Photographer
  45. 5 Months of Customer Service Hell with HTC
  46. WordPress Breach
  47. Maximizing OS X with an SSD plus HDD Setup
  48. Quote of the Day: Brent Simmons
  49. Why not Windows?
  50. Buying New Tech
  51. Hipmunk Out for iPad
  52. The Real Reason There Was No Email On The BlackBerry PlayBook
  53. The “New” Nokia N9
  54. Read & Trust Newsletter
  55. The Dropbox Security “Bug”
  56. The price of “Free”
  57. F’in Color
  58. Android’s Patent Challenge
  59. Quote of the Day: Dave Winer
  60. [SPONSOR] Tweed
  61. Bamboo Paper
  62. Skype Fires Executives, Avoiding Payouts After Microsoft Buyout
  63. NY Post Blocks Access To Its Website On iPads To Drive App Purchases
  64. Facebook’s Upcoming… Issue
  65. The B&B Podcast – Episode 15: Dub Dub Goers
  66. Switching To iPad Pilot Charts Could Save American Airlines $1.2MM A Year
  67. Doxie 2
  68. RIM: Six Downgrades
  69. Why the $100 Gift Card Is Better Than an iPod
  70. The Perils of Sitting
  71. Apple’s MacBook Air A $3 Billion Revenue Opportunity
  72. Tech Leaders Don’t Win By Saying They’ll Crush Somebody
  73. iA Writer: On Prices and Features
  74. Quote of the Day: Tim Worstall
  75. Keyboard versus Mouse, 1980 Style
  76. The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: iOS App Icons
  77. Help Shape Steve Ballmer’s WPC 2011 Keynote Speech
  78. Samsung, Apple to End Nokia’s Smartphone Reign
  79. Commoditize your Complements
  80. Apple’s Ron Johnson Going to J.C. Penney
  81. Unlocked iPhone FAQ
  82. The Cable Internet Racket
  83. iPhone 4 – Unlocked
  84. [SPONSOR] Doxie: ‘The Amazing Scanner for Documents’
  85. Dismissing iWeb
  86. Apple’s Next MacBook Air Will Be the New Flagship Mac
  87. An Interview with Bill Gates
  88. Facebook Sees Big Traffic Drops in US and Canada
  89. iTunes Now Costs $1.3 billion/yr to Run
  90. Quote of the Day: Seth Godin
  91. More on the iOS 5 Twitter Integration
  92. Hoban Cards
  93. Promoted Trends on Twitter now cost only $120,000 per day!
  94. The Motion to Intervene Heard Round the World
  95. Some Compelling iOS 5 Features You May Have Overlooked
  96. ‘Lofty Promises’
  97. Apple’s Magnum Opus
  98. And the Award for Best Description of Windows 8 Goes to…
  99. “Who will be left standing?”
  100. Creatiplicity a New Podcast
  101. “A newer version of this app is already installed on this computer”
  102. Apple Reverses Course On In-App Subscriptions
  103. “The Google Approach”
  104. How Apple Can Make Money From Higher-Quality Songs
  105. Why Copyright Holders Love iTunes Match
  106. Reeder for Mac
  107. Jobs’ Presentation To Cupertino
  108. Quote of the Day: Robert X. Cringely
  109. What you need to know about iTunes Match
  110. iOS 5: 8 Other Features We Love
  111. Footnotes
  112. Quote of the Day: Lessien
  113. MG Siegler on iMessage
  114. “Why Groupon is Worth $25 Billion Dollars”
  115. Financial Times Web App
  116. What Safari’s Reading List means for Instapaper
  117. WWDC: The Big Stuff
  118. Reading Time Redux
  119. [SPONSOR] Hoban Cards
  120. How to Pronounce Scotch Names
  121. Assange’s Air Quotes
  122. Reading time in TextMate
  123. What if Apple and Twitter merged?
  124. The B&B Podcast, episode 14: When the Internet is Your Job
  125. Why Groupon Probably Paid Off Its Early Employees
  126. ‘Groupon is Effectively Insolvent’
  127. Jeff Croft: Briefly, on Windows 8
  128. Quote of the Day: David Heinemeier Hansson
  129. Gruber on Microsoft
  130. Sony Hacked Yet Again, Really
  131. Porn Service iP4Play Goes Bust
  132. Windows 8 versus iOS 5 and the iPad 3
  133. Twitter Archives and the Sendai Quake
  134. PayPal’s Missed Opportunities
  135. Shawn Blanc on Dialvetica
  136. iPhone 5 Likely to Support AT&T ‘4G’
  137. The Oatmeal vs. FunnyJunk
  138. The Patent Balance
  139. Previewing ‘Windows 8’
  140. Marco Arment on Software Patents
  141. Quote of the Day: David Sparks
  142. Sarah Lacy on Twitter Ads
  143. Twitter CEO Says 80 percent of Advertisers Renew
  144. Five Things Eric Schmidt Said and What He Really Means
  145. Twitter Photos
  146. iAWriterService
  147. On Software Patents

May 2011

  1. Twitter’s Photo Service Rushed for iOS 5?
  2. Lodsys’ Response
  3. The Second Best Mac To-Do App
  4. Twitter + AdGrok
  5. This Guy Has My MacBook
  6. Lukas Mathis on Windows Phone 7
  7. Apple Launches iWork Office Suite for iPhone and iPod Touch
  8. Review: iA Writer for Mac
  9. iCloud, Lion and iOS 5
  10. Review: Worthwhile for iPad
  11. Quote of the Day: Marco Arment
  12. Twitter Is Launching Its Own Photosharing Service
  13. How Many Cores Does the Human Brain Have?
  14. Writing Kit for iPad
  15. Urban Outfitters Responds to False Allegations by Necklace Designer
  16. Twitter Unmasks Anonymous British User in Landmark Legal Battle
  17. The U.S. Postal Service Nears Collapse
  18. Jumping on the Bandwagon v. Adding Value
  19. Twitter Extends DM Switch Date
  20. iA Writer for Mac
  21. B&B Podcast Episode 13
  22. Hands-on with Amazon's Mac software store
  23. Microsoft has received five times more income from Android than from Windows Phone
  24. PayPal v. Google
  25. Microsoft board backs Ballmer over Einhorn
  26. Reign of Error
  27. Amazon’s Mac App Store
  28. Google Unveils Wallet
  29. TSA Cries
  30. Splinternet Era
  31. Like a Headless Chicken
  32. How PayPal Sees Square
  33. David Einhorn Calls for Microsoft’s Ballmer to Go
  34. When is sharing stealing?
  35. ‘All Decked Out’
  36. Verizon Ads for Tablets vs. Apple Ads for Tablets
  37. BookBook for Air
  38. Quote of the Day: Michael Scott
  39. Daedalus touch
  40. Site Navigation
  41. Square Not So Great Outside of Restaurants
  42. What Digital Task Apps Are Lacking
  43. Twitter buys TweetDeck, so now make it consistent?
  44. Wired Implements Apple’s In-App Subscriptions
  45. The New ‘Trolls’
  46. Twitter acquires TweetDeck for more than $40 million
  47. An Open Letter to Executives
  48. Sony Hacked, Again
  49. Mobile WordPress Blogging
  50. Apple Responds to Lodsys Threats
  51. Square’s Disruptive New iPad Payments Service Will Replace Cash Registers
  52. Eric Cador on the Touchpad
  53. Jeff Field on Standing
  54. Quick Takes on Five Apps #13
  55. Technology Review is Way Off Base
  56. Quote of the Day: Jason Fried
  57. Graphene
  58. Mike Monteiro’s Advice
  59. The B&B Podcast, Episode 12: DMs and Tacos
  60. Mac Malware Breakdown on Ars
  61. Quote of the Day: Macho Man
  62. A FireFox Addon is Tracking You
  63. Huffduffer
  64. Tweed
  65. Microsoft Closes Up Shop on Innovation
  66. Amazon Boasts Ebook Sales
  67. Quote of the Day: Dave Caolo
  68. Devil’s Advocate Take on Twitter’s Policy Changes
  69. Apple’s Cloud Music Service
  70. Apple’s Malware Solution
  71. “Twitter’s Shit Sandwich”
  72. Just Works
  73. Parallels Transporter
  74. The Tent That Turns Into Concrete in Less Than 24 Hours
  75. Fantastical
  76. The Oona
  77. How People Really Use the iPad
  78. Encrypting Dropbox
  79. Bill Gates Backs Ballmer
  80. What Happens When It’s Google/Android Vs. Amazon/Android?
  81. On Dropbox Security
  82. California Bill To Give Parents Access To Kids’ Facebook Pages
  83. Outlook Metro UI
  84. Notesy 2.0
  85. Review: OmniOutliner for iPad
  86. Translation of FCC Commissioner Meredith Attwell Baker
  87. Quote of the Day: Robert X. Cringely
  88. Lodsys Responds
  89. Rumor: Microsoft To Buy Nokia For $30 Billion
  90. The Problem with Microsoft Now
  91. Productive Macs Software Bundle
  92. Quick Takes on Five Apps #12
  93. CEO Steve Ballmer’s Advice to USC Grads
  94. Ballmer’s Latest Acquisition
  95. Instapaper iPad Redesign
  96. More Evidence Against Steve Ballmer
  97. The Macalope: Remember Microsoft?
  98. A Great Title Grabbing Applescript
  99. How Google controls Android
  100. B&B Episode 11: Never Punch Someone in the Forehead
  101. Quote of the Day: Mike Rowe
  102. Indie iOS Devs Under Legal Fire For Offering In-App Purchases
  103. Comcast Offers Help to The Pirate Bay
  104. The Ballmer Days Are Over
  105. ‘Stay tuned’
  106. The New Yorker iPad App
  107. iMac Game Performance (mid 2011 models)
  108. Thomas Hawk on Why He Will Likely Switch Back to an iPhone
  109. Something New
  110. OmniOutliner for iPad Is Now Available
  111. Quote of the Day: Felix Hernandez
  112. Enough Episode 33
  113. After approving NBC buyout, FCC Commish becomes Comcast lobbyist
  114. WikiTrust
  115. Top Grossest Apps
  116. Googlers and Windows Machines
  117. Sprint’s Offensive Ad Pulled
  118. Facebook Apps May Have Leaked Millions of Users’ Personal Data
  119. Chris Bowler’s Twitter Limits
  120. No iAds for Kids
  121. “Screwed” vs An Evolving Market
  122. Follow Me, Follow You on Twitter
  123. Your Photos are *Your* Photos
  124. Quote of the Day: Chuck Skoda
  125. Twitter Comments
  126. WeatherSnitch is Back
  127. Fair Use Laws
  128. Quote of the Day: Andy Ihnatko
  129. The Health Risks of Sitting All Day
  130. Interesting Things Microsoft Can Do With Skype
  131. Microsoft Officially Acquires Skype for $8.5 Billion
  132. The Myth of Profits
  133. On Skype’s Price
  134. Microsoft to Acquire Skype?
  135. Teardown of an FBI GPS Tracker
  136. You Can’t Replace Email if You Require Email
  137. Realism in UI Element Design
  138. Justin Williams Reviews the Motorola Xoom
  139. Defend Behavior
  140. Just Give It a Yank
  141. Via 2
  142. How Tablets Change Our Computer Usage
  143. Laptop size, weight, and power
  144. Apple, ARM, Intel
  145. Tablets and Doorstops
  146. #1 in Boring
  147. Saving USPS
  148. Why User Privacy is Bad for Google / Facebook
  149. Why the 13″ Air Is Better Than the 13″ Pro
  150. Mac App Store Sales
  151. BlackDeath
  152. The B&B Podcast Episode 10
  153. Thinking About Macs as Cars and Trying to Figure Out What the Hell You Should Buy
  154. “Just Hold it Naked”
  155. “Less Software”
  156. More on eBook Pricing
  157. Thunder Sync
  158. Arguing for ‘Business Class’ News
  159. MacBook Air SSD Upgrades
  160. Checking Off My ‘Bugs Me’ List
  161. Streaming Videos to Your Tablet While You Fly
  162. What would you buy first?
  163. TomTom Oh Boy
  164. Keeping it Straight
  165. Quote of the Day: Dave Caolo
  166. Fontcase 2.0
  167. It Was a Very Good Year
  168. eBook Pricing
  169. White iPhone 4, Not Fat
  170. “Blue da ba dee da ba di”
  171. SSDs Fail and Fail Often
  172. Quick Takes on Five Apps #11
  173. BlackBerry 7 OS
  174. Apple Doomsday Meme
  175. Grandview
  176. Fixing in Post
  177. Quote of the Day: President Obama
  178. Thinking Room
  179. On Xoom Sales

April 2011

  1. Ripping Open a Link-Bait Fool
  2. Questions for RIM’s CEOs
  3. Push Ads in Android
  4. Google’s Crowdsourced Traffic Database
  5. Associative Fallacy
  6. Slow Time
  7. Speculating on Apple’s Traffic Database
  8. On the White iPhone Thickness Crap
  9. Drew Houston on Usability
  10. Weather.cgi
  11. Speaking of Weather
  12. 5AM Wake Up Call
  13. “It’s Not What Your Software Does, It’s What People Do With Your Software””
  14. Quote of the Day: Marco Arment
  15. The Phones Know Too Much
  16. Answering Reader Questions About My MacBook Air
  17. How Apple Updates Its Location Database
  18. Apple’s Response to the iPhone Location Data
  19. iPhone Weather App Follow-Up
  20. PlayStation Network Breach
  21. Seasonality Go, Weather Done Better(ish)
  22. Marco Arment on Weather Apps
  23. “How to beat Apple”
  24. Windows Phone 7 Location Data Storage
  25. Finding a Good Weather App for the iPhone
  26. Just In: Sitting All Day is Still Really Bad
  27. iPhone Knowledge
  28. Quote of the Day: Mike Lee
  29. Turning Left
  30. iOS Notification is Fundamentally Flawed
  31. Black Screen of Death
  32. Quick Takes on Five Apps #10
  33. “Oh yes they do.”
  34. Design Is Not the Goal
  35. Real rinse
  36. Quote of the Day: @WillFerrell
  37. Cranking
  38. Topolsky on The iPhone 5
  39. B&B Podcast Episode 9: Glass Half Empty
  40. Butcher’d Twitter-Tweetdeck Analysis
  41. Your New Car, Laser Powered (Kinda)
  42. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  43. Ross Miller Reviews a Dual Screen Laptop
  44. The Economics of Dropbox
  45. Shawn Blanc on News.me
  46. Gruber on the Location Tracking Log
  47. Dropbox on Employee Access to User Data
  48. September iPhone 5 Speculation
  49. The Bro Show Episode 54
  50. More on the iPhone Location Hubbub
  51. Randomly-Selected Snippets in TextExpander
  52. Steven Sasson — Sitting in the Pixel Chair
  53. Quote of the Day: Susan Sontag
  54. Bullet Point
  55. iPhone Tracker
  56. Tweetbot versus Twitter app (HIP Method)
  57. OmniFocus Love
  58. “Customization for Customization’s Sake”
  59. Dropbox and Security
  60. Full Rundown of Apple’s Lawsuit Against Samsung
  61. A Feature
  62. Businessweek for iPad
  63. Quote of the Day: Chuck Skoda
  64. I Swear I Just Saw This
  65. It’s Not the Size of Your Chip…
  66. UI, UX — Style
  67. AppSuration and Unique Traits
  68. Save Drive Space, Banish Old Email
  69. The Case for An Apple TV…Set
  70. Quick Takes on Five Apps #9
  71. Outlook with Metro UI
  72. B&B Episode #8
  73. Massive Shut Down of Online Poker Sites
  74. Are We Over Simplifying the Secure Password Debate?
  75. Password Security
  76. Quote of the Day: Eric D. Snider
  77. Great Account of This AOL/HuffPo Mess
  78. Amazon’s Appstore Sets Off Alarms
  79. Why No Company That Values Their Data Should EVER “Go Google”
  80. Quote of the Day: Jessica Hische
  81. Instacast version 1.2
  82. Could Tweetbot Change Twitter’s Stance on 3rd Party Devs?
  83. TweetDeck to Make Their Own Fort?
  84. Tweetbot Reviewed by Shawn Blanc
  85. Solarized OmniFocus Theme Updated
  86. Topolsky’s PlayBook Review
  87. MG Siegler’s BlackBerry PlayBook Review
  88. Don’t Mimic Real-World Interfaces
  89. Quote of the Day: Mike Lazaridis
  90. OmniFocus Solarized Themes
  91. Solarized
  92. Developing for Android and All Those Screen Sizes
  93. Final Cut Pro X
  94. 15 Slides, Three Writers, Three Ways
  95. Acorn 3
  96. Tablets for Giants
  97. Designing the iPhone Tab Bar
  98. Welcome to the staticDimension
  99. The Price of Free
  100. Facebook Is Not as Truthful as Previously Thought — Shocking
  101. Smartphones Killed the Video Star
  102. Quote of the Day: Randy Murray
  103. Engadget on Android’s Fragmentation
  104. Android From an iPhone Switchers View
  105. Quote of the Day: Jeffrey Zeldman
  106. Review: Notesy
  107. Array Cameras
  108. Rent Adobe Photoshop
  109. $95 ARM Tablet
  110. Quick Takes on Five Apps (#8)
  111. Great Dropbox Wishes
  112. “Immersive”
  113. What It’s Like to Share an Article From One of These iPad Magazines
  114. Quote of the Day: Mike Tyson
  115. Dropbox Endgame
  116. All New Archives
  117. B&B Episode 7
  118. Iconia Tab A500
  119. Blind Spots
  120. Why do apps from the same company look worse on Android than on iPhone?
  121. Quote of the Day: Michael Lopp
  122. Rules From a User to Software Developers
  123. Mossberg Reviews a Windows MacBook Air
  124. BGR on Why the Xoom Is NOT a Flop
  125. Motorola Xoom — An “Exclusive” Tablet
  126. SSD & HD For Storage Mania on iMac 27″
  127. Quote of the Day: Helmut Krone
  128. Access Main Computer File
  129. Creepy iPhone 4 FaceTime Bug
  130. Iads
  131. Dropped… Hello?
  132. Snap Judgments
  133. Short Sleepers
  134. More on Mr. Reader
  135. Quote of the Day: Steve Wozniak
  136. A Successful Failure
  137. In the Year 2015 Smart Phones Will Be Android and Windows Phone 7 Only — IDC Claims
  138. Empty Threats
  139. “For Me It’s Worth It”
  140. Quote of the Day: Don Draper
  141. The Forkbombr Home Screen Organization Method
  142. Wil Shipley on Farmers and Miners
  143. AutoTag2 for WordPress TextMate Bloggers
  144. Quick Takes on Five Apps (#7)
  145. Episode #6 of The B&B Podcast
  146. Quote of the Day: Seth Godin
  147. Hey, Thanks TiVo
  148. Stupid Market Share Comment
  149. Marco Arment on Android Market Share
  150. My Workflow from 5/23/06
  151. On Gizmodo
  152. AntiTrusting
  153. “Bits of Torn Paper”
  154. “Affluent CEOs”
  155. A Translation of Dell’s Andy Lark by Craig Grannell

March 2011

  1. “Could Blogging Be the Key to Raising a Generation of Great Writers?”
  2. To Each His Own
  3. WSJ Review of Firefox 4
  4. My iOS Wallpapers
  5. Homescreen Organization Methodology
  6. Dickbar No More
  7. It Takes One to Know One
  8. Quote of the Day: James Shelley
  9. Broken iOS Icons
  10. Why There Won’t Be an LTE iPhone This Year
  11. iPad as Digital Whiteboard
  12. ⌘+1 (How I Blog with Keyboard Maestro and TextMate)
  13. Dual-Screen Touchbook
  14. Quote of the Day: Seth Godin
  15. RIM Will Ship PlayBook Without Mail, Messaging or Contacts
  16. Quote of the Day: A Mother
  17. Clarity
  18. CF Setter
  19. Pricing Problems and The New York Times Digital Subscription
  20. Why Your App Name is Dumb
  21. Lenovo Joins Tablet War With LePad
  22. The powerful, mystical Spotlight. On steroids.
  23. The Secret to Comfortable Typing on Your iPad
  24. The Cosmonaut
  25. Adding Other People’s TextExpander Snippets
  26. Cultured Code & OTA Syncing
  27. How to set post slugs from within WordPress’ iOS apps
  28. Shawn Blanc on “The Value of Twitter”
  29. Quick Takes on Five (Perhaps, Three) Apps #6
  30. CareerExcuse.com
  31. Open
  32. Dear Twitter
  33. The B&B Podcast Episode 5
  34. The Audacity of Getting Paid
  35. Amazon’s Android Appstore
  36. Why Jumpcut Is Better Than LaunchBar
  37. Miniot iPad 2 Cover
  38. Quote of the Day: James Shelley
  39. Allow Yourself a Sick Day
  40. Markdown OS X Services
  41. How NY Times Paywall Could Turn Out to Be a Success
  42. Twi$$er
  43. The iPad, A Year Later
  44. Quote of the Day: Seth Godin
  45. Digital Death Day
  46. DropDAV
  47. Love For Japan
  48. Creating Markdown Links with Keyboard Maestro
  49. The iPad 2 and Its Time-Saving Smart Cover
  50. Quote of the Day: Tim Bray
  51. The Only Secure Password Is the One You Can’t Remember
  52. remacable
  53. OmniFocus Perspectives Galore
  54. The New York Times’ Paywall Explained Mathematically
  55. From the Archives: My PlayBook Review
  56. Flow: Task Management and Online Collaboration for Teams
  57. BlackBerry PlayBook Price
  58. Quick Takes on Five Apps (No. 5)
  59. Archive Messages With a Single Keystroke in Mail.app
  60. AT&T-Mobile
  61. Read & Trust Newsletter
  62. Go J Go Shirts
  63. Raising the Bar
  64. Smart Cover for iPad 1
  65. Why the Quick Bar (“Dickbar”) Is Still So Offensive
  66. AT&T Agrees to Buy Deutsche Telekom’s T-Mobile USA Unit for $39 Billion
  67. Quote of the Day: Steven Frank
  68. Episode 4 of the B&B Podcast: Pocket Protectors
  69. A Touch of Video
  70. AT&T Aggressively Moving Against Unauthorized Tethering
  71. Life in a Solid State
  72. Smart Cleaning
  73. Let’s Help Japan
  74. All You Need To Know About The NYTimes.com Paywall
  75. A typical Buyer/Seller Exchange on Craigslist
  76. Night Time Themes
  77. Quote of the Day: Scott Belsky
  78. Witness the Spectacle of the Apple Popup Store
  79. Getting the Best Use Out of the iPad’s Side Switch
  80. For Discovery, a Farewell Spin
  81. A Toy
  82. Random Thoughts Gleaned From the SXSWi Trade Show Floor
  83. Apple’s Role in Japan during the Tohoku Earthquake
  84. Fragility of Free
  85. SXSW Gear Video
  86. At SXSW, Apple schools the marketing experts
  87. Quick Takes on Five Apps (No. 4)
  88. Quote of the Day: Andy Ihnatko
  89. The B&B Podcast, Episode #3: Sissies
  90. Twitter To Developers: Enough With The Twitter Clients
  91. WordPress Guided Transfers
  92. Helping Japan
  93. What Your Email Domain Says About You
  94. Flare: Fun photo editing for the Mac
  95. Instapaper 3.0 is here!
  96. Quicksilver: Mac OS X at your Fingertips
  97. Square’s Response
  98. Readability Goes Full HTML5
  99. Gruber’s iPad 2 Review
  100. Walt Mossberg’s iPad 2 Review
  101. Engadget’s iPad 2 Review
  102. MLB.tv on Apple TV
  103. Keyboard Maestro on the Mac App Store
  104. VeriFone Releases Open Letter to the Industry and Consumers
  105. “Better Together”
  106. Apple releases iOS 4.3
  107. Couldn’t Be More Wrong
  108. Being Post-PC
  109. The Very Difficult Problem of Notifications
  110. Footnote of the Day: Marco Arment
  111. ThinkPad with ‘24 Hour’ Battery
  112. How To Remove The WordPress Admin Bar [Updated]
  113. Poll Technica: Facebook, take it or leave it?
  114. What the Quick Bar Affair Says About Twitter’s Future
  115. Post-PC Device Elitism
  116. The App Wall
  117. Quote of the Day: Sean Parker
  118. Landlord Wouldn’t Fix Leak For 5 Months. This Letter Got Him To Do It in 5 Days.
  119. MailTags v2.6 integrates with OmniFocus Project List
  120. Quick Takes on Five Apps (No. 3)
  121. iPad May Be Magical. Apps Aren’t.
  122. A Day In The Life Of A Liveblogger
  123. AT&T, Verizon iPad 2 Data Plans Compared
  124. Marco on Smart Covers
  125. Thomas Jefferson and Preparing for Meetings
  126. A Reason Against the White iPad 2
  127. Quote of the Day: Gruber
  128. “Quick Bar”
  129. Additional Thoughts on the iPad 2
  130. Justin Blanton on the iPad 2
  131. Apple’s Digital AV Adapter
  132. The B&B Podcast – Episode #2
  133. Finish Him…
  134. The iPad 2
  135. Apple’s Strategy Tax
  136. Android developers form ‘union’ to protest Google policies
  137. “Mobile Notifications”
  138. “Dirty Percent”
  139. A Calmer Reading App
  140. Oh Man…
  141. A Yeti Review
  142. TUAW Doesn’t Get It

February 2011

  1. The Very Rich Indie Writer
  2. New In-Game Advertising Model
  3. Answering Reader Email: MacBook Pros and Airs
  4. Quote of the Day: MG Siegler
  5. The B&B Podcast – A Technology Talk Show
  6. How To Turn A Laser Into A Tractor Beam [Not Ready for the Enterprise Yet]
  7. Quick Takes on Five Apps No. Two
  8. The Brooks Review in the Kindle Store
  9. “Apple gets back to basics in Mac OS X Lion”
  10. DropPhox
  11. Why Is Scrolling Backwards In OS X Lion?
  12. 2011 MacBook Pro – CPU crunch
  13. MLB.com At Bat 11
  14. Moving iTunes Backup Folder
  15. OS X Lion Adds TRIM
  16. [PSA] Girl Scout Cookies
  17. I Feel the NEED, The Need for Speed
  18. Spotting Influencers in Big Companies
  19. CrunchGear’s Motorola Xoom Review
  20. Engadget’s Motorola Xoom Review
  21. Using Your iPad as a Business Productivity Tool
  22. The Droid is Dead
  23. Mac OS X Lion
  24. New MacBook Pros
  25. FaceTime for Mac
  26. Leaked Windows Phone 7 ads challenge your phone head-to-head
  27. Gruber on Why In-App Subscriptions Are a Good Thing
  28. A good demonstration of Light Peak/Thunderbolt
  29. An interview with Rob Janoff, designer of the Apple logo
  30. “OmniFocus Barriers to Entry”
  31. Three Reasons I Don’t Use Twitterrific
  32. Sprint & T-Mobile’s Fate
  33. More on iPad Usage in Meetings
  34. Matt Drance on the Subscription Mess
  35. Quick Response (QR) Codes on Permits
  36. Getting Out of a Speeding Ticket With a Smartphone
  37. “It’s a Matter Of Power”
  38. “I Will Check My Phone At Dinner And You Will Deal With It”
  39. Quote of the Day: James Shelley
  40. Brett Terpstra’s Filing System
  41. Responding to Richard Gaywood of TUAW
  42. Microsoft, It Is Time to Pull Your Heads out of Your Asses and Start Marketing Windows Phone 7
  43. Marco Arment on Subscriptions and the new In-App Purchase requirement
  44. Gruber on Readability’s iOS App Rejection
  45. Quote of the Day: Matt Mullenweg
  46. iPhone Notes App Comparison
  47. Readability’s App Rejection
  48. Breakup Notifier
  49. Quick Takes on Five Apps
  50. Instapaper & VZ iPhone Buyers
  51. Apple’s iPhone and the Curious World of Android Enthusiasts
  52. Quote of Day: Bruce Lee
  53. SSDs Are a Bit Trickier to Erase
  54. WordPress Syntax mode for Panic Coda
  55. Ulysses AppDate 60% off
  56. A New Bag of Mine
  57. An Apple eReader
  58. Quote of the Day: Jim Dalrymple
  59. A traitor’s review of the Verizon iPhone 4
  60. A Really Good (Brain) Dump
  61. Host Your Static Website on Amazon S3
  62. The Small iPhone Rumor
  63. Less is Perfect
  64. Private Equity Pyramid Scheme
  65. Apple versus Amazon
  66. One Percent More
  67. Stephen Hackett’s Open Letter to Douchebags
  68. Yudu Media Gets It
  69. Thirty Percent
  70. The 4-inch iPhone display
  71. Differences Between CDMA and GSM
  72. The Motorola Xoom: $800 Unsubsidized, $600 for WiFi-only
  73. The Simple (And Perhaps Harsh) Reality Of Apple’s Ecosystem
  74. Are Web Fonts Ready for Prime Time?
  75. ForkBombr: Writers I Read
  76. Apple’s Big Subscription Bet
  77. Customising your WordPress theme for the DF Linked List plugin
  78. Delegate a Task in OmniFocus With Email
  79. The King of Apple Talk Radio
  80. Use TextExpander to Format Numbers With a Thousands Separator
  81. Name that file…
  82. Apple Launches Subscriptions on the App Store
  83. MG Siegler’s iPad Life
  84. Why Nokia Needed Windows Phone 7
  85. iPad Blogging
  86. Stylus Cap On The Go
  87. Quote of the Day: Don Norman
  88. Research In Motion Acquires Professional Contact Manager Gist
  89. SimplyNoted
  90. The Truth Behind the Failure of iPad Magazines
  91. Quote of the Day: Joel Gascoigne
  92. The Economics of Blogging and The Huffington Post
  93. A Not Quite Full Review, of a Not Quite Great Twitter App: Twitterrific
  94. iOS Notifications
  95. iPad Fingerprints
  96. (dv)’d
  97. Quote of the Day: Craig Grannell
  98. Matthew Rex on Twitterrific 4
  99. My Home Desk [video]
  100. Tricking-out Your OmniFocus Perspectives on Vimeo
  101. Readability 2.0 Is Disruptive Two Ways
  102. Quick Hit: Microsoft & Nokia
  103. How To Sync Any Local Folder to Dropbox
  104. iPhone Exploit Puts Passwords At Risk Within Minutes
  105. Micro-Payment Dilemma
  106. Full Instapaper API
  107. Improving Basecamp Email Notifications
  108. The Next Six Months
  109. Spot on Description of The Daily
  110. Why Native USB 3.0 for Mac Won’t Happen
  111. iOS Needs to Add Single-Game Data Back-Up and Restoration
  112. Near Field Communications (NFC)
  113. The Stylus
  114. Stupidity
  115. Get the Basecamp Mobile Interface in Your Menu Bar With Fluid
  116. Sxsw
  117. Toggle Twitter
  118. ‘Real’ Page Numbers on Kindles
  119. ‘A Mans Desk’
  120. Iain Broome’s iPad Life
  121. The Daily, Hourly, Minutely, Secondly, Real-timey
  122. ZAGGmate Case for iPad Has Great Keyboard Inside
  123. iPad Stash
  124. The Apple Wireless Keyboard
  125. I Wonder Why Apple Killed Split Screen iPhone Email
  126. Derek Lunde’s iPad Life
  127. AOL Acquiring HuffPo For $315 million
  128. Quote of the Day: Jerry Seinfeld
  129. Chris Bowler On File Browsing
  130. Send your Instapaper reading log to Readability
  131. Turn Off the Clock on Your Menu Bar
  132. Quote of the Day: Marcelo Somers
  133. OmniFocus plugin for Mailplane
  134. Kourosh Dini: On Integrating Email in OmniFocus
  135. “Waiting is Death”
  136. I Want a Tricorder
  137. Recommended Podcasts
  138. Reveal Hidden Passwords in All Major Browsers
  139. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  140. OneLessDrop
  141. The Daily, The Newspaper, The App, The “Newspaper App”
  142. Simplenote: Dropbox Syncing and Lists
  143. Thermo
  144. A Lion with a Vista
  145. AOL’s Master Plan
  146. Verizon Says It May ‘Throttle’ Heavy Data Users Ahead of iPhone
  147. Repeating Tasks in Things for iOS
  148. Automattic Makes Premium Themes Available to 17 Million WordPress.com Blogs
  149. The Verizon iPhone 4
  150. “A Cheap Imitation”
  151. Running an Applescript at Specified Times
  152. Quote of the Day: Kyle Baxter
  153. Why 37signals Is Falling Into Obsolescence
  154. I Just Noticed This
  155. The Daily for iPad on the iTunes App Store
  156. A Better Way to Track Device Sales
  157. A Few Thoughts on Readability and Paying for Content
  158. Time to Clean the Inbox
  159. WorkAwesome Podcast: Episode 10 – Ben Brooks
  160. ‘1984’
  161. Learning OmniFocus
  162. Basecamp for iPhone, Android, Blackberry, and Palm.
  163. The Fall of a Titan — So Long Sony
  164. Readability’s new service

January 2011

  1. USAA App for iPad
  2. How Apple and Google Probably Won’t Kill the Password
  3. The next Nokia OS: Android or Windows?
  4. Egypt. Internet. Stupidity.
  5. Marco Arment’s Speculation on the Next MacBook Pro
  6. Researchers Enable Mesh WiFi Networking for Android Smartphones
  7. Quote of the Day: Shawn Blanc
  8. The Times’s Dealings With Julian Assange
  9. Three Great Apple StackExchange Threads
  10. Federico Viticci’s iPad Life
  11. Quote of the Day: Blake Gopnik & Gijs Bakker
  12. Texting While Working
  13. OmniFocus Aid
  14. Quote of the Day: Jeff Yang
  15. Ask Different
  16. 10 Awesome but Impolite Email Filters
  17. David Karp Has a Short Fuse
  18. OmniFocus Quick Tip: Using Start Dates
  19. An Open Letter to Twelve South
  20. Unexpected SMS From Mobile Carrier
  21. Quote of the Day: Bill Keller
  22. Perfect Place to Write
  23. “Smart” Phone Market Shares
  24. CNN’s 8 Least Evil Banks In America
  25. iPhone 4 “Glassgate” Lawsuit
  26. In Meetings, Pen & Paper, Not Glass and Fingers
  27. Kyle Baxter Makes an Excellent Point
  28. Is AirPlay the App Store for the Apple TV?
  29. No Opting Out From Facebook Turning Your Check-Ins, Likes Into Ads
  30. How to Turn Disaster Into Gold
  31. Quote of the Day: Khoi Vinh
  32. New Apple.com Design
  33. “We’ll be retiring our support of OpenID on May 1”
  34. Read & Trust
  35. Stand Tall
  36. Quote of the Day: Mandy Brown
  37. Meetings and the 1960s
  38. 900-HP DIY Electric BMW Keeps Getting Better
  39. Fraser Speirs On the Rapid End-Of-Lifing of Android Devices
  40. PlayBook Could Sell 6M Units First 12 Months
  41. TextMate User
  42. How the iPhone Mail App Decides When to Show You New Mail
  43. Top 10 Guesses Why Google CEO Stepped Down
  44. Tim Cook and Spreadsheets
  45. The iPad: The Best Thing to Happen to Meetings Since the 1960s
  46. Brett Kelly on Leaving Facebook
  47. Quote of the Day: Shawn Blanc
  48. Quote of the Day: Fraser Speirs
  49. “Why Eric Schmidt Had to Go”
  50. Why the iPad 2 Rear Camera is Likely FaceTime Only
  51. Lightroom or Aperture?
  52. How To: Adjust “Twitter Tools” Prefixing
  53. Survey Results
  54. Quote of the Day: James Shelley
  55. A Shared Instapaper Folder for all the #pastblast Links
  56. A Buck Ninety-Nine a Review
  57. Eric Schmidt a Name You Can Forget
  58. iPad Camera
  59. Bibliotype
  60. Past Blast: Frank Sinatra Has a Cold
  61. Past Blast: Writing Sensible Email Messages
  62. Automatic Email Message Filing in Mail.app
  63. Past Blast: “Be a Better Designer”
  64. Past Blast: iPhony
  65. Frank Chimero on Excess
  66. Ten Billion Apps Yet?
  67. Starbucks Starts Accepting Mobile Payments Nationwide
  68. NYT: iPhone 5 Will Be ‘Completely Redesigned’
  69. Quote of the Day: Tim Cook
  70. Work E-Mail Not Protected by Attorney-Client Privilege, Court Says
  71. Why I Need To Quit Facebook
  72. “Worth”
  73. TBR RSS Feeds
  74. I Smell a Winner
  75. Cold Water on the iPad 2 Retina Display Hype
  76. Facebook is a Ponzi Scheme
  77. “New Twitter Has Become Browser Poison”
  78. Some Quick Interleaved Reply Tips for iOS and Mail.app Users
  79. Quote of the Day: Merlin Mann
  80. Last Day to Enter the OmniFocus for Mac Giveaway
  81. Idea to Market in 5 Months: Making the Glif
  82. Facebook Now Giving Your Phone Number and Address to App Developers [UPDATED]
  83. Client Meetings Without Technology Getting In The Way
  84. Frank Chimero’s Setup
  85. Deskercise
  86. 26% of AT&T iPhone Owners Going to Verizon
  87. My Favorite iOS Games
  88. Quick Blog Note
  89. Quote of the Day: Martin Luther King
  90. “The Verizon iPhone 4: Promising, but Likely to Be Short-Lived”
  91. The Privacy Illusion
  92. How Did the Duck Hunt Gun Work?
  93. TBR Giveaway: OmniFocus for Mac
  94. Verizon iPhone Will Cut Into Android Growth
  95. One Space, Not Two Between Sentences
  96. Quote of the Day: Bill Samuels Jr.
  97. Spray-on Liquid Glass Is About to Revolutionize Almost Everything
  98. Notational Velocity and Twitter as Birdhouse for Mac
  99. Why Do Emails Contain Legal Warnings?
  100. The Apple TV
  101. Cultured Code Shares With the World Its Failures
  102. “Too much hardware choice”
  103. Why the Home Button Stays
  104. Dashing All of My Childhood Dreams in One Article
  105. Quote of the Day: Jason Kottke
  106. Why I Am Switching to Interleaved Email Replies and Why You Should Too
  107. Home Buttons and iPad 2
  108. Marital Deafness
  109. A Safari 5 Extension for Twitter for Mac
  110. Quote of the Day: Noah Stokes
  111. Carrier Wars Reborn
  112. John Carey on the Jambox
  113. “The Verizon iPhone Is Too Late”
  114. Personal Hotspot feature coming to all iPhones in iOS 4.3
  115. Simple Questions
  116. Twitter for Mac Bookmarklet
  117. HIG HIG HIG HIG HIG HIG HIG HIG
  118. Quote of the Day: John Gruber
  119. “Twitter Beta-Tested a Spine”
  120. What the Verizon iPhone Means for AT&T iPhone Users
  121. Verizon iPhone Can’t Handle Data and Voice Simultaneously
  122. Verizon Announces End of ‘DROID’ Advertising, World Thanks Them
  123. Mac App Store & Trials
  124. Twitter for Mac, Worth the Wait?
  125. Nintendo’s Bonkers 3DS Price-Points
  126. Mac App Store Says “@@errorNum@@”
  127. Quote of 2007: Paul Graham
  128. Farewell to WWII hero Maj. Dick Winters
  129. iPhone 4 + Water = Oh God!
  130. iWork.com Updates
  131. Are We Making the Web A Bit Bland?
  132. Apple TV 2 and the: “Ready to Play in Xxx Minutes” Bug
  133. Reasons to Keep Your App out of the Mac App Store
  134. Sophiestication Software
  135. Or Not: Distorting the News in Cafes Around the World
  136. Behind the Scenes
  137. Shawn Blanc on the Mac App Store
  138. VZ iPhone
  139. QuickCursor in the Mac App Store
  140. Quote of the Day: Watts Martin
  141. Mass Bird, Fish Deaths Occur Regularly
  142. Facebook Goes Secret
  143. Getting my Central Hub In Order
  144. Mac App Store Downloads Top One Million in First Day
  145. Duck Duck !Bang
  146. Google’s Decreasingly Useful, Spam-Filled Web Search
  147. The Rain City Superheroes
  148. Markdown is a Skill Every Modern Communicator Should Learn
  149. How To Fix Mac App Store “Error 100″
  150. [SOLVED] The Mac App Store and the ” MZFinance.NoGUIDTokenFailureKey_message ” Error
  151. Quote of the Day: Shawn Blanc
  152. Micron Releases Half-Terabyte Laptop SSDs
  153. Blogging, Twitter and Historical Records
  154. Angry Birds Now Coming to a Carnival Near You
  155. Wait They are Still Around?
  156. Microsoft Needs to Learn from Apple’s Near Death
  157. CarTrip
  158. Leaving Microsoft Hell
  159. Android Isn’t About Building a Mobile Platform
  160. My Year in Stats
  161. iPad Simulator
  162. Traveling, Miami, Airplanes and Paid WiFi
  163. New Daytum iPhone App
  164. Why Bing “Likes” Facebook
  165. RSS Is Dying [Being Ignored], and You Should Be Very Worried
  166. Automatically add Tasks delegated by Email to Things with Applescript
  167. Real Power Users
  168. The Problem With Ping
  169. Twitter for iPhone FAIL
  170. Lending Kindle Books
  171. Matt Gemmell Reviews the MacBook Air 11″
  172. Tablets and Input
  173. The Daily Post

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